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MEnrSo UsprnwrAn
FOR LADIES. GENTS AND CHILDREN,
IN ALL THE VARIOUS GRADES,
IN ALL THE DfrFRRRNr TExTURIa

IN ALL THE VARIOUS GRADES.
IN ALL THE DfrFRRRNT TExTURxa
We do not keep IN stock any Common ooodA
The prices on our underwear commend thenssavsA
All our good underwear shsunk in the cloth.
LADIET uNDERwBAR
Our Soc and 75c vests aud Pants hHished In The
very best mAnnsf being sesshsd with silk md an
bound. and pssrl buttons
Next Comes our u Vests and Paata In thess ON
give you three styiss viz. Persian Wool Csmsis Hair
money We also have better grades It alps. el50
and t102. in white and scarlet.
eL75-Our Natural Wool Underwear 10 recommended
- the very best ssrment for general being nads
prepared free from injurious dye stu9 and will not
shrink prvpsfiy washsd-
In Jersey hitting We have four grades. viz, White.
Scarlet, Asdtoassd and Naturk wool-el. o1.50.
oL62k aud $L75.
Our sl-so Imported Garment 10 worthy Of special
notice s being sold elsewhere for eliza We also have
heavier grade at same price
The ei.76 grade 10 natural wool We can give you
vests snd PHnts In Ill sises vis ANAL, msdium and
large.
full line Of sur Goods always in stock
FOR GENTS
Our Gents SOC. Shirts AID Drswsrs ars extra heavy
and finished Ia the best style.
16c Angola Wool Il the best sarment for the money
In the CITY, The goods are shout 0ue-third wool aud
finished very soft
Our Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers cannot b
equalizer for the money All sses. from - TO A. only
u. the former price being sl.26.
Al ol4a 6c,tch Wool patent ribbed bottom, con-
eains the very best Of stock being extra heavy and
Anely flushed
Our ~ Garments made Of the finest Valley Cash.
mere. quality guaranteed.
In Cancels Hair and Natural Wool We havs full lima
The prices are u, 415o sl75 and ~ the LIS quail
fty bnK natural Australian WOOL carefully selected
and free from al injurious dye stun. and Will not
shrink.
Our 81 Med!cated Shirts and Drawers Of the VERY
best Value to be found for the price They guarsn
teed ell wool aud inedicsted, extra heavy.
At ALSO We can Yivc you garment the very best
make. and warranted cochinsal dye very soft finish
They are fully worth sl.75.
We also have . beautiful quality at 81 rs and ~.
you extra sizes Of 81 qualities.
46-4S-o0 shirts and Drawers
FOk CHILDREN.
Childrsn's Underwear in Vests. Pants and Drawers.
We call Stve all sizes, from IL ny 10 "a tnchea
These Of tn BEST standard makes and qua rzntee
the prices to be the lowest
Our Natural Wool Vests. Panss aud Drawers are the
softest and arst-clsss in every respect
Prices guarantee to be the lowest in the market
We can speak the same Of red and msdicated quail
titles. All sizes always ON hand
All our prices guaranteed.
Money refunded q. ali times when the above goods
are not satisfactory.
Experienced salespeople to wait on you
ssleslsdtes to wait on lady customerS
We can At people Of any siza AL sizes always In
stock.
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We singis out the following rspssseat,ttvu
bargains IN Blsnksss, ComfortA and Quilt,
I oass ia Fine White Ar.Weol bl.oh.&s
post lively The bsst Blanket ever offered n ~.
price,
ONLY % PER PAIR
100 White cheess-Cloth Comfurts, 1904 boAv
Mght weight, Allied with me selsctsd cotsc.
batting. strongly tuited with coiore6 ossnssS.
ONLY e1.75 EACH.
This d me lowest prics w have ~ nsmsA an
this Quality
balss extra hns eatssn comSorta 49,.
both sidsa Allied With best white cottoa. 49,.
sosas darh pattsrnss fancy quiltins. sna -
iallsd ~ the bsst possible manner.
ONLY cara ZACH
2cases u tbs hnsst thfss-ply Crochst cn,,t
yet produced. svsry pattern nsv NJ - 49,
ever shawn n Crochet soodA Thev - 49,
sisa ~ win b offered for u. 90 -.
WOODWARD IorHnon
OIL Corner l1th and = - ~
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GsAY MonArrx Fon Ssxtnr.

We ofef 12 pieces 27-inch Cotton Morrseu IA
gray and mode. Just the weight for fsll ana 10.
ter skirts.
ONLY loc PER YARD.
dining Department; near lltb.straet Aou,.,
WOODWARD LorHROP.
Corner llth snd sfs A.
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LADIES, French PxRoA1R UsprRvR.
BARGAINS In INFANTS Goops

We have now full stock Of Infants Wearing
Apparel. embracing all the commonplace thing.
and ma y handsome Novelties" We quote:
100 dozen Infants Long slirs. neck and
sleeves trimmed with cambria ruffie Only 25c.
each.
Infants Knit worsted sacoues, a variety NJ
styles. in ell the desir ,ble oolors, 35c.. 300.
Csc. Use 81. t1.25 Sl7a
100 Infants Toboggan worsted Caps, very
jaunty. Only 75c. each
Elegant line Of Infants Atwood Cashmere
Long Cloaks, silk embroidered and finished in
rlobonS choice assortment Of handsome styles
to select from. 1915, $3.50, S5. $3.50, s6
%. so to el3.50 each. Every price barrsin.
~ In front psrlors, second floor, formerly
occupied By the Art Department
WOODWARD LOTHROp.
Cor 18th and sts nv.
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PROPOSALS.

YScs VA pSSxsfnrsT. WxsSmS4o ~ oe,e xr
~ lsssM;s:Sssd trSpSs.ls VA, u Essaysd = thls
1 Ss:5.. iss fsT.hln. rs
10y pyund, g further partacp 90 apply 90 koom
-. S.nosrs S9aseanG corner % l7sh AID strc:ts
$500 rrroPs ~ hSss: ssaES..sa = sse
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ADVERTISER.

vfu serve their own purpose bsst, and at the same
ens greatly accommodate The STAR II they will send
IN osfore noon To- Srrow thar nsuts for
the EXTRA large edition Of Saturdays payer the forms
OF which must be sent 10 press much earlier than
the other ave days Of ths weak.
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IN OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
We yS1a Sys t.
have not the leas. doubt how the would
and
Read the items carefully We mention
SPECIALS ONLY.
LACE CURTAINS.
"A as%Sss%s sS$Ss, & a.a.tsSs p..s.rn.
1s es B6spHa zGEs 4
p.r curtain is' sRfsp Il
is very heavy dOgbe:txistsd thread. yards long
nSia e o. pair douo.
or snyle borders, ~ or yards long; worth fully
rSS Il 1li sS1 e II. ss1s
SSs;s H.na.en. Curtain
sfEfpG G' o ASsSFS. Oh NDAA' MO 'A 'Ao'S'
BED SETS.
(Two 6haius and Sproad-)
An immense Assortment.
rSSE 1.sy sSS ss S. ssa 81 A.
SPECIALS IN PORTIEks.
Ten different patterns in plain or figured centers.
81 .is5 81 q 81: :ls
51s sis xGr ie P6 !; Y{sT;s wide
i HIndscns EfStkEp CHENILLE DADo. yard.
i0 Hsn q. .. ss and
Bssa.ital DHAaAsTAN PATTERNS. oh.nil,. Gross
Eisssns cHES1It r D q in Red Blue. DIV.
At e rop
Flush CoyERs: Gu. lin. .,a prize. !. gn.ur.
! e. Cover for 81 rs; IS rs Cover for S2So : III
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1 PHNNeyLvAyfIA AvHNun
CoAon Hoasss.

CoAon Hoasss.
stikinsiy Handsome ossy rsan. asx Aaads HIN
veicss xs4oo posndA sounA. i'd end ssntia Nol
ar.ad q e.ss % snythiue. Norss yeun oaA Mass g.
Vesy seyitsh. even ar1vssH PrscA oeOQ
Fer fua pasttsalan inautsv q
0eoRes IA1euNfH.
9hs nvmSsssaa
osl-At Deuna Aruoh, r. &
CA1PHfIL CA1k1I0foL AfxO1nIr-1T
svsasA w.A,sEssA q 4 EssSsncS lsfS -
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LADIES REAnr.MApr WRArrrss

The new stock u ready. and ~ azs now show.
ing,
-CAlico Wrappers,
Century Cloth wrapperh
--Ssttesn Wrappers,
Flannel Wrappers,
striped Flannel WrspperA
Pine Caslm mere wrappsra
-Blanket Wrappers,
Plaid Cloth Wrappers.
-Tricot Cloth Wrappers,
Black Cashmere Wrappers.
All kinds. Attractive styles. Prices: sl2S,
s1.7o. 81 rs. "a. Is. $3.50. 81, 1850, "a, %.
$3.50. el0. ol2. sl2.5O. Is. cit, als.5O 70
e225O.
(Third hoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and sts NV.
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Dorr You BELIEVE
FOR A MOMENT
THAT ANY HOUSE IN WASHINGTON CAN
SHOW YOU LARGER LINE OF NEW AND
STYLISH GOODS FOR BOYS (LoNa pANTS
OR SMALL BOYS tsHoRr PANTs) THAN
WE CAN.
DON'T YOU BELIEVE THAT ANY ONE
CAN BUY GOODS CHEAPER THAN WE CAN.
DON'T You BELIEVE. ETrHKR. THAT
ANY ONE WILL SELL BOYS" AND
"sMALL BOYS" GOODS FOR LESS PROFIT
THAN WE WILL
DON'T YOU BELIEVE THAT ANY ONE
CAN AFFORD TO SELL THESE GOODS FOR
LESS THAN WE CAN.
DON'T YOU BELIEVE THAT WE HAVE
NOT ALL THE GRADES THAT QUIZ Gus.
TONERS OUGHT TO BUY. And ALL THE
NEWEST AND MOST POPULAR STYLES.
DON'T You BELIEVE THAT WE CAN
GIVE You AZ GOOD BARGAINS AND As
VALID AND SAFE A GUARANTEE ~ ANY
ONE IN THE CITY
DON'T You REALLY 1KIIRvE THAT WE
CAN. BECAUSE OF QUIZ SMALL H.
PENsEs. AFFORD 70 SELL CHEAPER
THAN MOST DEAf.rRss AND
DON'T YOU THINK WE ARR % ANxf.
Gus TO BELL You THAT VIZ ARR GOING
TO SELL As Low A WE cAAs
CONE AND SEE.
En- BARxun = Co.
o2l es1 PINNsyLvAyflA AVENUE,
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TINS ESr1nE COLUMN
Il devoted 10 the enumeration Of the DIFFERENT at.
erocesons offered daily ~ Aes~a WOODWARD
HL0TH70H. BostO~ Dry Goods Abxss oornsv
Qfl1rs and Fsts. nv.
A BAneA1s In Dsrss Goops.

One Of the greatest bargains ever offered our
customers 10
40 Pieces 36-inch AL Wool Tricots In Black,
seal Brown, Havana DARK Green. Cardinal,
Olive. Tan. Myrtle Mode Garnet. Drsb, and Q
variety Of Brown Mixtures. Hsrstofors sold by
n Ut SOC.
ONLY 37ko. PER YARD.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and sts NV
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NJ. Joseph Chamberlain, principal high CON-
misaooef," viz now, IL Is announced come To
Warrington BY way Of Canada He can ger there
not only Information concerning the Canadian
view o. the fisheries dispute but q useful min, or
Two concerning the wisdom OF sience while on thu
soc OF the water, as ~ the dement's OF II, n
Americans As preface TO his labors as ssprnc, m.
nigh commissioner" the structures OF his Ulst..r
% cen we're not only, as the Times said OF Mr.
aiaastones orations, deplorable in substance, but
also "a bad form
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-To PURCHASE OR LEASE GOOD
w SIZE brics building, three stores de
Tor worAshop IN central location. Address Box 1856,
Star ofioe o:,l-.3ts
WAN1ED-NovEMBEk 1. BY IHREE ADULTS
w who can furIish .eferences, Q SIX eight
Biick mouse. between Sd and 18th sts. feuns
ave; aud SITS W. nt not " exceed go .. 50.
Address WOMEN, star once olS-CSs
~ ANTED-Dlnkcr kRoM OWNERS. Hoo SEES
" and Lots Tor cash purchasers. Any property
pinced with viii lie iberziiy advertised al
peiise. tsuts cviiected Estates nanaxeI Insurance.
enectod HOLLAND 4 IhONPsON
3el3 1913 r ST., Adjoining sun lbu. iaias.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-LUT ABOUT 30xl50. LOCATED
w south gde Pennsylvshla ave., between 9Th and
1@th sts. owner 10 Improve for business pur-
poses. long lease. Address fuu PARTICULARS l.,
Post Once boz l236. Philsasphia, Pa olo-3r
WANTED-LOT 24xll5 FEE On 18th Low
ST.. khode Island ave-, between Scott Circle and
Or $3.50 Yer foot cash down. Address CASH star
office. olY-3ts
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One OF the leading British reviews the QUARTERLY
In an article on Competition In Wheat Growing"
quotes from reports Of Prof. ]. r Dodge. statisti-
clan OF the Department Of Agriculture. 70 show
that the interests OF American farmers demand d.
verified farming. with q suitable rotation OF cropa
and forbid a large and one-sided development In
the direction Of wheat growtnS for the supply OF
foreign marietta The reports referred 20 by the
Quarterly are Of comparatively recent date, but
others might Be quoted In which, many years be-
fore. wheat became slca q drug In the market as
it has lately been, Mr.. Dodge pointed out the evils
much attention 70 the production OF Q few agri-
appropriate 70 quote the text, "A prophet Ii not
without honor save In his own country" for
Mr.. Dodges reports have met with high apprecia-
ton and commanded general confidence at home
as well As abroad: but it l. not too much to say
that had bis views on this subject received more
attention from the mass Of American farmers and
been generally acted upon In the exercise OF
their vocation, much OF the distress which Is now
complained Of In sections where grain growing
has been the main dependence would have been
avoided and the agriculturAl wealth OF the country
would have been greater By millions OF dollars
than it now Ia IL would, perhaps, be Unfair
however, 10 cricise the farmers on their business
management, when the policy OF the Government
In artincially acceleratiny agricultural settle.
menfs ny Sifts OF puolc land TO settlers and rail-
road companies has been calculated TO push agri-
culture out into the wilderness far In advance of
the other Industries on which t depends for local
markets. thus practically compelling the produc.
ton Of exportabls crops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-21

Inc Chinese In the United states have caught
the local Idea OF mass-neetings and popular pro-
tesla In their own country, doubtless, they would
as soon think OF hanging themselves by their pig
tails ~ OF gathering 10 Large numbers and making
puole PROCLAMATION OF their grievances; but In
New YORK city they complain Indignantly because
their consul doss not approve OF their holding
mass-neetiug 70 denounce Denis Kearney,s
speeches as false and unjust. It does not seem to
have occurred TO them that they are at liberty 70
appoint an orator TO deliver addresses 70 tue rem
erA public precisely as Kearney does L. More
over, II they are resolved that they ought 10 have
smiss-m-eting. nothing their consul can do need
prevent tosn- The American people. who flock
together 70 enjoy some new thing as enrhusiasri-
ealiy a. the Ataenlans did, will give unoounded
eneouragement 10 . catch-as-catch-can oratortcal
ses-tc between Wong Chin Foo AMI mis- Kearney.
Though t may be that John chin iman must 20.
10 can surely make his speech before he goes
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Pottscs IKE misery. makes strange bedfe,lovs.
The spectacle OF senator Hiscock, a leading re-
publican. accompanying Col Fred Grant on hts
canvassing tour OF New York state, and in every
speech dwelling with enthusiasm on the ancestral
trsis OF the young candidate, recalls to mind a
nud picture Of the salie Mr. Hlscock, q leading
liberal fifteen years ago, STUN ping his district for
the purpose Of convincing voters that Presiden t
Grant had proxsd himself unworthy OF his trust
aAd ought 70 be driven from power TO make yay
fue Horace Greeley. The senator's career AFFORD,
. nne Illustration OF how the times have Changed
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WANTED-HEIP

ANTED-HELP.
WAANIEp-A boz. 10 Q 10 liars OF Aok,
G x Sc; 5. no. ~ "''.'a ne
sSs sss q: II s; w:
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WANrEDZA NAN 10 FAKE An OFFICE AND
isSs RFx IN s ss:sS IT,: "a
sss g 9Th sssI :a :. au.'
WANTED-A COOP cANvAssER AT ONCE, TO
:ad cS%i:sscs &C; Cd hS on HID lid HS% Sss
pa ,ys @ s XS1 sar re Ss
17ll Conn. ave-. bet aud . sta 1t
IVAN ED-AT ls2e Q 81. w. A RESPECT ABLR
.y vi" S 1hs 81 sSd e axe
S sns n. q the ..s: q The 81 :.
WANrED-A STEADY Girl. rQ. GENEn I
ISis u; 's'1s ss'
WANTHD-A GIRL 10 COOK WASH AND IRON
=. ,sr . small family: must stay at nigh. =, l2lS
had exai sduo.,ion 70 ss.ist In legal index
~ as.s s - sa
WANTED-A COLoRED NAN 70 Run AN EN-
Ens Must b vilanx 70 DO other york sc.
WANTED = SATURDAY REcoMMENDED
w Lady to act special sassady in retail order
Sfss: .sa Us ~ xs s up A ..i
A: CLASS cook Also CHAN
temsn prsisrssd ADD; Between ss 10 and Il .
loOO st. nv. IT.
WANTKD-A PROTESTANT CHRISTIAN GIRL
quirsd Adde'S Box 100. star otkcs o2o-3t'
w ANTED-.ARCHITEo URAL IRON WORK FIT:
ters fGr hsn. cAss.ison work Apply to 1hoGE
wing 8, ate. War aud Navy Building. o2O.3t'
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO LEARN BAR
ds... K IN 81. x.sss g ~'sE board and RON Al
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY To DO CoPllN
ss.a once ne ''ss'
WANTED-A RELIABLE. INDUSTRIOUS BOY;
we 10 to IL 70 care Ter horse aud csrii.se good
Ssxss wanted. PM. sssr Ut nee '''''A Sso-st:
"A ANIrED-IMAEDIAIELY. TWO FIRsT.CLAss
" u hslstsrsrs. Apply TO Z. A. BkUtF, lao: Ia
NJ ANTED-TAILOkS, WHO ARE ACCU TUNED
70 work IN ladies' cloth gsrmensA Apply 10 Ar.
o2O.s. WOODWARD LoTHRoP
WANTED-A REGISTERED DRUGGIsT; GOOD
once -l.ry u No. mAn. Address L01 aSS star
WANTED-A 1--WE YOUNG MAN. IS TO 20
e,o ys.F. Z. ssifsm.n must cUns veil rscom
g En- "a vs sS
sna soorsd ior all kinds Of dHme:tc labor for Disrct
w 70 give two lesson. week In M them. Tics aud
Adsrs..s ,:r, ai b AZ s,S ans
WANTED-woMEN COOKS. $40 40 $40 HAN.
w bernaids. Nurses aud Lsundressesin city away
cS5ass hs1: sss
H.undrs.: sso Msn md Sh: IL
ss
WANTED-A BU1LER AND COOK, ONLY 4 HOSE
lSs. q
WANTED-COUKs. H0UsEwOAKERs, MAIDS.
CIV, M Nat Nurse. Water Oyster shucker.,
man. sws.isn. Norwegian, and al 10. sn help. BUM
HAMS help Agency. 636-6;i2 st. nv. oIs-4i'
WANTED--MEN, MoMEN, BOYS, GIRLS, AL
ABORTION 81 which csn Be dome u . small ROOM =
ps No m ss c N
or count village Any person mAt,ns less than s2o
proossi a Sors,nE samples and ~ sn!slops cUSsiS
ATBsS sia surf q CO. nb.Iy Tree Ocs
.srn.tensi f..iOr system VITA any ino as rule or
saineIs faria Berlin md London c raa
Patterns aud materials cut, lasted drxped mads.
Aiiue. b. j. MESSElk Conservavory ~ Aoues." l.35
! sInw. Washington, D.U. 50. 2ms
WANTEO-HELP To DISTRIBUTE AND COL
w iect $40 2 go per week aud expenses: payment
ladies aud gentlemeii. No paintings rsceipts hum
lug. Write 1t oucA enclosuH sell addressed sud
siainped envelope to EMtliiE SIkfki AGESCi,7
" est Broadway, N. Y. 49, sep5-ahn
WANTED-AGENTs IN EVERY COUNTY IN THE
w U: :. $40 per month and expensss. Samples aud
0n.nt free Mrite, with st-mps ALLwokIh MAN
UkACl OElA0 CO. Rutherford N. j. sS-Sln
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Lust AND FOUND.

4 OsI-InUP41Af 1yaNINo, 9 LA9Y;! OIL.
g is; - 49, sssss s; III II 49, - ::
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Rapidly increasinR demand for the "Torchstte''
Glove It's the very latest Free ch novelty and n TAX
ing New York By storm. "PAlais Royal" price, olBo
New York price, ~.
~ Every pair warranted and tried on.
Now for the opportunity of season. perhaps Of two
seasons. The wise minority-yes, even the other ms
jority buyinE pairs Ut time It's cash bought
stock TO put an unfortunate on his legs.
$50 Dozen Gloves 1T I'll worth $L50. tUndressed
kid, 4-button embroidered Tans, etc.,
100 Dozen Gloves ct Al; worth S1.A8. (Drsased
kid, buttons, embroidered Tans etc.,
30 Dozen Gloves 1t u: worth Sl.35 (Black dressed
kid MousQuetairsa)
u Dossn Gloves ct q; worth S146 (8.button un.
dressed MousQuetaire. embroidered)
$50 Dozen Gloves ct 81; wo nth o. so. (Mena p
button. embroidered. warranted. tried on.)
IL We quote above actual quantities in stock Octo.
Der 18th. To-day the lots combined do not number
100 dozen. An ilustration proving more than col.
umn Of explanation.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w AN IEJ)--SIIOAl
ss..a1sIna " sddIs.. S =. c. ss:f osos
WANTED-BY A REsPFCTABIE CoLoREp
hoa.svor. In small family rood pfersnces Cab 81
WANTEp-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
-. ~ 1.aon :: nurss or ehsmoermaid inanirs =.
WANTED-A GOOD HOME FOR GOOD COOK
nAu MY sly sanH r.isrsness' NO osher need Apply Al
w tbrothsrsj places as disSs .sSsr.; WI r. to All
,s,sns 1. sa sdire.s or cal ESOca and ySs
sr st aar : ehs%eesn.,d or hur.s; god
WANTEp-ALL PERSONS. MALE AND FINALE
I; ss ssI :, q. GIL 3: siSEss SakSS s5a
WANIkD.BY coMRETENr YOUNG LApl.A
ssehiug the fsenl. minded deaf aud the bearing
eEmsp R s s,r EPPsl,Hh thOrOusAiy taught sM u
WANrED-A LADY WISHES POSITION IN An
.y asar::. AS 81 3. GSsy.' with ssS
w for Cooks, Chsmbernsiis. waitress. faundress
sn sa.,s;s As SooH nssf s SSGss Sea
ols-4t. s28 ST nv.
Wss .sT.T, CaaSo No. TOY can GET HOUSE..
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WANTED "A BARTENDER FIRsT-CLAss.
w wnnto position; four years In last place Adj
srs;. GEO HAhHis. aossi Central FsrsG AS@s:s.
WANTED = By A YOUNG NAN SITUATION
w - Copyist. or assistant bookkeeper. reference
gwen Address 23S IA ave. y. W. ols-3ts
WANTKD-BY A FILE NCHMAN. A OsITIoN As
w butter IN private family: good references Ad-
dress FkENCHMAN, Star once. oIy-3t.
WANrED-sIrUAI IONS FOR 500 WHIT AND
w coiorsd men and women 2. Cooks. A.ads. seam
etre>see, Nurues Natrcssss. Housskeepers, Waters
Houselnen, Fovtnen, DRIVERS, fircmen. B,okkes,ers
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ZEPHYR DEPARTMENT.

ZEPHYR DEPARTMENT
As this department. situated the last in the store
there may be MANY ladies who pass Ii by but Wslk
back and examipston Of the unlimited sssort eot
Goods. .IxaSEEoT1Ns JAFHNEsf kM ssssohS
EsED sc sSls ~ ss will certainly pay yen & eHs
QUOTE THE Prices OF OUR W6HsrE6s
We handle only the Best Quality 1kAk BRAND
2EPHYB, and 4 fold. Gil colors, &c. On on.
fXxONY YARN, lac. hank
oHETLANp FLOSS. lie. . hsuk Of on
fHkTLANt WOOL. 40c, = b. nE II GA
8PANIsH YARN, goo. q hank Of . oea
RNBNOIOERIH0 NATEkIALS:
TINskIs Hes. Quality. al colors 60 . hal
ARRASEEk. 25c dozen ekoina
C6ECI LIE X5c. 3 dozeu akeips.
RIBBOBENE ESQ dpseu nketus.
Ne call special attenttOu 70 our youenHoo acsrfa
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-21
BONE NEW STILES.

The wise minority are crowdins the Palais neysl
Millinery Parlors More time and attention given nov
than later. Ths wise minority know It. Eye-opsnins
prices for best millinery. Dunlap artists for max.
ing TO order and French Hats Of our own dirsct I'm
poftstion, and Ill ct 'Palais Royal" prices %,
latest success 70 jsunty little French Hat trimmed
with ~ yards Glace Ribbon complsts for 02DS
tcopy Of $3.50 Preach hat
SOC. French Felt Hats i've shapea)
Toe. French Felt Hats flour shapea)
79c Child's Tennis Hats With cord and tassel
Three special bargsins. illustrating best and
cheapest
$50 Pieces Ribbons ct $50 yard tworth Ga, IS. and
sea-
$50 Pieces Ribbons ct l0c ysrd {worth "a "a, and
S0c)
Another ILLUSTRATION that wsvs millinery requisites
ct prices that cash purchases and sales aud direct i'm
portstion alone enables The ribbons come In Nos l2
Is. Is. Al silk Fancy sdsa They're worth whs
W state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-21

ne Evening star hos u regular, permanent
esna SIDE daily cireulafies more than treble
that % any other daily paper psblished In
Washingsss, and mach sreaser than that
Of all The ether daily pagers here added
teGether.